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Delaware just elected a tranny to Congress
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There you go, then. What's the problem?
All it is is trannies being all, "You better BELIEVE that I'm a woman with a penis, OR ELSE!" I'm sick of them. I hate all activists but especially ones who inflict their bullshit on others and restrict their rights. I have no doubt I've been in women's restrooms with trannies before and didn't even notice them. Everybody did their business and left. But today's activist trannies insist on being noticed and have to make a big freaking production out of everything because they WANT to piss people off.
I blame Ally McBeal and her unisex bathrooms. She started this crap.
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Forgot. This sure does say a lot about the people of Delaware.
Delaware just elected a tranny to Congress.
Forgot. This sure does say a lot about the people of Delaware.
Well, if he can do the job and is a good representative, how he presents himself doesn't matter to me. If Donald Trump was exactly as he is but wore ladies underpants and lipstick, I'd still be Team Trump. The problem is that these people typically aren't fine just being themselves, they have to get all pissy activist about it and infringe on the rights of others because they're special and sht.
Intact males aren't "trans", they're cross-dressers - men in women's clothing. If this were a sane reasonable Democrat (ha ha, I slay me!) he'd go, "Nancy is right, men shouldn't be in the ladies room. There's a perfectly good single right down the hall, and I'm for keeping women safe and comfortable in their spaces."
But Democrats don't do that. They aren't the Party of cooperation and conflict resolution, they're the Party of division and hate.
Brandon calls Delaware home. 'nuff said
Finally yesterday, MSNBC ran a snarky, motive-imputing story headlined, “Nancy Mace wants to welcome the first openly trans member of Congress with a bathroom ban.” You can thank Delaware voters, who elected Tim “Sarah” McBride as the nation’s first openly cross-dressing Congressman, er, Congresswoman, um, oh fine, Congressperson. Despite MSNBC’s paranoia that radical Christians are racing around trying to hamper its bizarre sexual adventurism, the nation just shrugged and asked, again, “am I taking crazy pills?”
You can’t blame Tim, I mean Sarah, or whatever they call xeselves. He turned his poor employment prospects into her lucrative career in federal politics. And it only hurt them a little. He, I mean she, they, doesn’t have multiple personalities, they just refer to xeselves in the plural third person because of science. And don’t call them crazy! They’re not crazy, are they, my precious, hmm….?
Sorry, I got distracted. The developing story was that, upon hearing of McBride’s glass-skirt shattering election, rape survivor and feisty South Carolina Congresswoman Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) became distressed at the notion of sharing the Congressional ladies’ room with Tim-Sarah and his, I mean her, its, xers, or rather their special package. So Nancy, the biological woman in this equation, filed a resolution that, if passed, would require House members, officers, and employees to use the bathrooms and locker rooms of their biological sex.
Hoo boy. It erupted like a stick of dynamite dropped into a porta-potty. MSNBC reported that Mace’s resolution “sparked outrage among Democrats,” which was an understatement on the scale of calling the Hindenburg Disaster an “unpleasant balloon ride.”
No shrinking violet, Georgia’s firey Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) joined forces with Mace and publicly promised to fight McBride if she ever finds him in a ladies’ room anywhere in the House. It’s not quite like fighting cartels armed with grenade launchers, but Ms. Greene has all the spunk and fire of a Texas Land Commissioner.
I wish there were more strong men like all the strong ladies in today’s post. Affable Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) was hectored by deranged reporters all day about Rep. Mace’s proper-potty resolution. In his first effort, mild-mannered Speaker Johnson disappointingly tried much too hard to be politically correct, amiably urging mutual respect for everyone and genially saying nothing of substance.
But at least Johnson fixed it a little later. Maybe he watched his uninspiring performance. Either way, he re-emerged at the press podium and this time, quoting Scripture as authority, definitively stated that wearing skirts and lipstick does not magically transform men into women, as if that needed saying (which, astonishingly, it did and still does).
CLIP: Speaker Johnson clarifies his earlier statements, thank goodness (0:42).
I believe this story is much bigger than just a kerfuffle in the Congressional toilet, or even than transphobia! in the House of Representatives! Should the House pass Mace’s resolution, which by some accounts does not go far enough, it will cast a dark shadow of precedent across the nation. Pro-women activists nationwide can use the House resolution to argue for similar ordinances and rules in their own locales. If it’s good enough for Congress…
Indeed, since McBride is the first cross-dressing Congressman to sashay into the House of Representatives, this is the first time the House has been forced to grapple with the incendiary bathroom/locker-room issue. The Republicans hold the majority and can easily pass a sensible resolution like Mace’s. Will they have the courage to do it, in the face of a coordinated captive media war ben on their political destruction?
I hope so! We will soon find out. What do you think they’ll do?
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You can’t blame Tim, I mean Sarah, or whatever they call xeselves. He turned his poor employment prospects into her lucrative career in federal politics. And it only hurt them a little. He, I mean she, they, doesn’t have multiple personalities, they just refer to xeselves in the plural third person because of science. And don’t call them crazy! They’re not crazy, are they, my precious, hmm….?
Sorry, I got distracted. The developing story was that, upon hearing of McBride’s glass-skirt shattering election, rape survivor and feisty South Carolina Congresswoman Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) became distressed at the notion of sharing the Congressional ladies’ room with Tim-Sarah and his, I mean her, its, xers, or rather their special package. So Nancy, the biological woman in this equation, filed a resolution that, if passed, would require House members, officers, and employees to use the bathrooms and locker rooms of their biological sex.
Hoo boy. It erupted like a stick of dynamite dropped into a porta-potty. MSNBC reported that Mace’s resolution “sparked outrage among Democrats,” which was an understatement on the scale of calling the Hindenburg Disaster an “unpleasant balloon ride.”
No shrinking violet, Georgia’s firey Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) joined forces with Mace and publicly promised to fight McBride if she ever finds him in a ladies’ room anywhere in the House. It’s not quite like fighting cartels armed with grenade launchers, but Ms. Greene has all the spunk and fire of a Texas Land Commissioner.
I wish there were more strong men like all the strong ladies in today’s post. Affable Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) was hectored by deranged reporters all day about Rep. Mace’s proper-potty resolution. In his first effort, mild-mannered Speaker Johnson disappointingly tried much too hard to be politically correct, amiably urging mutual respect for everyone and genially saying nothing of substance.
But at least Johnson fixed it a little later. Maybe he watched his uninspiring performance. Either way, he re-emerged at the press podium and this time, quoting Scripture as authority, definitively stated that wearing skirts and lipstick does not magically transform men into women, as if that needed saying (which, astonishingly, it did and still does).
CLIP: Speaker Johnson clarifies his earlier statements, thank goodness (0:42).
I believe this story is much bigger than just a kerfuffle in the Congressional toilet, or even than transphobia! in the House of Representatives! Should the House pass Mace’s resolution, which by some accounts does not go far enough, it will cast a dark shadow of precedent across the nation. Pro-women activists nationwide can use the House resolution to argue for similar ordinances and rules in their own locales. If it’s good enough for Congress…
Indeed, since McBride is the first cross-dressing Congressman to sashay into the House of Representatives, this is the first time the House has been forced to grapple with the incendiary bathroom/locker-room issue. The Republicans hold the majority and can easily pass a sensible resolution like Mace’s. Will they have the courage to do it, in the face of a coordinated captive media war ben on their political destruction?
I hope so! We will soon find out. What do you think they’ll do?
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Dont' they usually keep the post?
I think they'll cave to the trans mafia and say men can indeed use the ladies room. In which case Eric Swalwell will be all "Yay!
" and stay in there all day.If the women in the House would converge on the men's room to chat, fix their makeup, leave their personal hygiene stuff laying around, etc, those Congresstards would change their tune.
If it's dedicated to the cause, it will chop it off.
Sounds like there needs to be a pair of pruning shears in the Ladies Room.
gemma_rae
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Who, Choppy?
BOP
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At least you didn't leave your side arm in one. #capitalpolice
BOP
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Anytime a leftist politician says "Let me be clear," they're fixin' to lie their ass off. Right, Barry?
Oh, and McBride using the Argumentum ad populum fallacy is a loser, considering the people of Dull-a-unaware kept electing Joe Biteme to Congress. The people of that state already had sus judgement; electing a thing to represent them confirms it.
Hijinx
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He isn't a Transgender woman. He is a man who grew his hair and put on a dress.
Even if he cut off his crank he would still be a male only a mutilated one.
Human beings cannot change their gender, whether they want to or not.
Delaware elected him. Well they elected Joe Biden for many terms too. Nuff said on that.
Much like Maryland the Democrats run the state and would vote for a piece of dog poop if it had a "D" marked on it.
Even if he cut off his crank he would still be a male only a mutilated one.
Human beings cannot change their gender, whether they want to or not.
Delaware elected him. Well they elected Joe Biden for many terms too. Nuff said on that.
Much like Maryland the Democrats run the state and would vote for a piece of dog poop if it had a "D" marked on it.
BOP
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This is all on women. You started this sh*t, you fix it. Stop expecting men to come riding to your rescue anytime your alligator mouths overload your canary asses.Finally yesterday, MSNBC ran a snarky, motive-imputing story headlined, “Nancy Mace wants to welcome the first openly trans member of Congress with a bathroom ban.” You can thank Delaware voters, who elected Tim “Sarah” McBride as the nation’s first openly cross-dressing Congressman, er, Congresswoman, um, oh fine, Congressperson. Despite MSNBC’s paranoia that radical Christians are racing around trying to hamper its bizarre sexual adventurism, the nation just shrugged and asked, again, “am I taking crazy pills?”
You can’t blame Tim, I mean Sarah, or whatever they call xeselves. He turned his poor employment prospects into her lucrative career in federal politics. And it only hurt them a little. He, I mean she, they, doesn’t have multiple personalities, they just refer to xeselves in the plural third person because of science. And don’t call them crazy! They’re not crazy, are they, my precious, hmm….?
Sorry, I got distracted. The developing story was that, upon hearing of McBride’s glass-skirt shattering election, rape survivor and feisty South Carolina Congresswoman Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) became distressed at the notion of sharing the Congressional ladies’ room with Tim-Sarah and his, I mean her, its, xers, or rather their special package. So Nancy, the biological woman in this equation, filed a resolution that, if passed, would require House members, officers, and employees to use the bathrooms and locker rooms of their biological sex.
Hoo boy. It erupted like a stick of dynamite dropped into a porta-potty. MSNBC reported that Mace’s resolution “sparked outrage among Democrats,” which was an understatement on the scale of calling the Hindenburg Disaster an “unpleasant balloon ride.”
No shrinking violet, Georgia’s firey Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) joined forces with Mace and publicly promised to fight McBride if she ever finds him in a ladies’ room anywhere in the House. It’s not quite like fighting cartels armed with grenade launchers, but Ms. Greene has all the spunk and fire of a Texas Land Commissioner.
I wish there were more strong men like all the strong ladies in today’s post. Affable Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) was hectored by deranged reporters all day about Rep. Mace’s proper-potty resolution. In his first effort, mild-mannered Speaker Johnson disappointingly tried much too hard to be politically correct, amiably urging mutual respect for everyone and genially saying nothing of substance.
But at least Johnson fixed it a little later. Maybe he watched his uninspiring performance. Either way, he re-emerged at the press podium and this time, quoting Scripture as authority, definitively stated that wearing skirts and lipstick does not magically transform men into women, as if that needed saying (which, astonishingly, it did and still does).
CLIP: Speaker Johnson clarifies his earlier statements, thank goodness (0:42).
I believe this story is much bigger than just a kerfuffle in the Congressional toilet, or even than transphobia! in the House of Representatives! Should the House pass Mace’s resolution, which by some accounts does not go far enough, it will cast a dark shadow of precedent across the nation. Pro-women activists nationwide can use the House resolution to argue for similar ordinances and rules in their own locales. If it’s good enough for Congress…
Indeed, since McBride is the first cross-dressing Congressman to sashay into the House of Representatives, this is the first time the House has been forced to grapple with the incendiary bathroom/locker-room issue. The Republicans hold the majority and can easily pass a sensible resolution like Mace’s. Will they have the courage to do it, in the face of a coordinated captive media war ben on their political destruction?
I hope so! We will soon find out. What do you think they’ll do?
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You, with you "tolerance and inclusion and fairness and acceptance and open-mindedness and equity." Stick it where the good lord split you. You all f*cked it up, now it's up to you all to fix it.